The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-05-05

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On motion Of Nh. Davidson. II 1saamhia, he
House adjourned.
Senate.
FRIDAY, April -. 1851.
The Senate met.
The President In the chair.
A quorum present.
CONNECTION or TIE JOURNAL.
la frst column Il should appear r. A. instead
T. A. johnson in the title Of Senate bill No. l05.
In line seventy-four Of The fourth c.,lumn il
should appear chapter 8474 instead Of 8476
The Journal. as corrected. was approved.
On motion. Mr. Moore, Sergeant Arms. was
excused till Monday morning.
The President appointed the following COM
mittee for relief Of bonded counties: Messrs.
Gaskins, Stevens and Chandler.
Committee on Conference: Messrs Miller and
Bryan.
Mr.. McMurray moved that Mr.. Mann be added
TO the special committee on Senate bill No 25.
Agreed to.
INTRODUCTION OF DILLa
The following bills were introduced, read and
referred:
BY Mr.. Moreno: Senate bill No. 10S, an &C, TO
Incorporate HE Key OF the Gulf Railroad TO con-
Ter certain powers therein expressed, aud 10
grant lands t. the same
BY Mr.. Blackwell: Senate bill No. 1859, an act
regulating the practice for the enforcement and
collection OF criminal bonds, and 10 repeal an
act In relation TO forfeited binds of criminals
approved December 8, A. D. 1883.
Senate hill No. "a an act to repeal all laws
and parts of laws which impose license tax
upon commercial agents, usually known as
drummeis in this State. was passed.
Mr. DelanO moved that House bill No. 167 be
ia ban arsna ,xA -.
House bill No. LOT was read The second time.
Mr. McKinne filtered the following amend
ment: Amend by striking out section IA and
inserting The following: THAT the buildings
and lands upon which they are located shalt w
exempt from taxation 90 long as they are used
exclusively for educational purposes"
Mr. Blackwell In the chair.
message from the Governor was received
Inc President announced that che hour had
arrived for the special order for The cnnsdera-
tion OF Senate bills Nos. 10 and 80 relating 10
fish 10 this State.
Mr. Mann moved to pass Informally the special
order; agreed to.
Mr. Mckinne, bY consent, Withdrew his
amendment.
Mr.. McKinne offered the following amend.
ment: Amend by striking out section and in
ser'ing in lieu ihercOf the following AZ section
IA: :" That the building, apparatus, fixtures and
furniture belonging 10 and used IN the manage.
ment of said College, and any land that said
College may hereafter own or purchase for the
educational purposes not exceeding the amount
ut ten thousand acres OF land, shall be and Is
hereby exempt from taxation for Stale, county
or municipal purposes for the period Of ten years
from the date OF the approval OF this act"
Dir. Mcknne moved its adoption.
MIR. Walker offered The following amendment
!" The amendment: 200 acres instead Of 10000 !;
accepted.
Mr. Stockton moved that the Senate take a
recess ill 6ve minutes to 10 O'clock agreed TO-.
. FIVE MINUTES TO TWELVE O'clock.
The Senate resumed its session.
TIL President in the chair
A Quorum present.
A Committee from the House of Representa-
lives appeared before The Senate and announced
thai The House WAS ready To receive the Seuafc.
The President announced that the Senate
would now proceed L. the Hall of the House
IL Representatives.
JOINT SESSION.
AT 10 O'Clock NJ. the Senate entered the Hall
IF The House of r representatives., and were re-
Gel ed Ivy the House.
The President announced that a quorum of
both Houses were present.
Mr.. Orman moved TINT the joint session d."
now proceed to vote for United States Senator !;
agreedtn.
The roll of the Senate being called, the vote
WIS:
For Robi. w. Davis-Mr. WALL.
For Malory-Mr J0nes-1
For Finry-Messrs. Burnam, Coulter and
Walker. Jr.-3.
For Bloxham-Messrs. Bryan, Gsskns. KEEL
ley. McKinne and Tolbert-5.
For Pascn-Messrs. johnson, Mallory, Mo-
reno, Stevens and S,0ckion-6
For Perry-Messrs. Blackwell. Chaires, Della
no. Fraser, Miller and Orinan-6.
For G.nlrich-Messrs. Cole, Fowler and Nc
ffhs'rIi IN rne House of Representa-, ur-
log called, the vote was:
For Spalkman-Mr. Spesker-1.
For Mallory-Mr. Tippip--1.
For observation-disclosures. Brown, Clark, Curry,
Daniel, Gamer, Hall, Jones, Matchett, Perpall,
Upchurch and Wslkcr-11.
For PascO-Mrssrs. Ba>kin. Bitch of Levy,
Campbell. Floyd, Kelley, Lamar, McKinnon,
Newlan, Pelot, Poser, Thomas and Washing.
ingtOn-l2.
For Perry-Mcssrs. Chapman. Davidson of
Dade. DUNCAN OF Sumter, Fillingim, Haven, La
Wilson and Woods-12
For Goodrich-Messrs. ]. Fl. Anderson, 8.
Anderson, Carlton, Davidson of Escambia, Fra.
zier, Gibbs, Hind, Mitchell, Parker, Shavers,
Snead and Tompkins-12.
The President announced that as no one had
received majority of the votes Cast, there was
Mr. McMurray moved TO adjourn till 10
O'clock 10 morrow agreed to.
TWENTY MINUTES AFTER TWELVE o'cLocx n.
The Senate resumed lie session.
The President in the chair.
A quorum present.
Mr. Wall, by permission, introduced Senate
bill No 10, an act 10 project females of imma.
lure age and judgment from licentiousDess; re-
ferred als', Senate bill NJ. III. an act to pro-
hioit the establishing and keeping of drinking
saloons, gambling halls and race churses within
n radius of four miles Of the Presbyterian Col
lrgc of South Florida at Winter Haven; re-
ferred
BY Mr.. Bryan Senate bill No. IT, an act 10
make IL unlawful tor incorporated ciies or towns
In this State to enforce any corporation law In
reference 10 the impounding of cattle or other
found in the streets OF said town II the day time
referred.
Mr.. Miller introduced a memorial asking Con-
gress for the erection ut light house at the en-.
trance Of 81. Andrews Bay, and the placing of
buoys on the bar; referred.
Mr. McMurray moved 10 adjourn until Mon.
day morning at 10 o'clock; not agreed TO.
Mr.. Mann moved that the further consideration
of House bill M. 1877 he postponed until Monday
al 4 O'clock P. NJ.
Mr.. Wall moved that the special order for the
informally passed over.
Mr.. Mallory moved that any Of the committee
on the deaf and dumb asylum may remain II
they so desire; agreed t0.
Mr.. Fowler moved TO adjourn not agreed to.
The President ordered call Of the Senate,
there being question as 10 . quorum.
A quorum not present.